Authorities on Wednesday conducted a nationwide manhunt for police officer Oscar Perez a day after the government charged that he stole the police chopper and directed grenades and gunfire against the Supreme Court and Interior Ministry.
Indigenous rights activists managed to erect a large teepee on Parliament Hill in the early hours of Thursday, to begin a four-day Canada Day protest meant to raise awareness about the federal government’s treatment of indigenous peoples.
Demonstrators looked to stage a peaceful protest by erecting a teepee on Parliament Hill Wednesday night, as the city gears up for Canada Day events.
A B.C. woman donated a kidney to a complete stranger, and her act of kindness inspired her husband to donate one too.
An immigrant from Hong Kong reflects on her early nursing days in Canada and successful career leading a major social service agency in B.C.
More than 1,300 people have received letters advising them to get tested for hepatitis B and C because proper procedures weren't being followed at two Edmonton hospitals.
Cardinal George Pell, a top adviser to Pope Francis, took a leave of absence as the Vatican's financial chief Thursday to fight criminal charges in his native Australia that alleged he committed sexual assault years ago.
Premier Christy Clark says she ready to tell the lieutenant-governor British Columbia's legislature can't work if her Liberal minority government is defeated in a confidence vote on Thursday.
A man accused of trying to emotionally ruin the life of his ex-wife using online posts has been found guilty of criminal harassment and unlawful possession of a firearm by a B.C. Supreme Court jury. Patrick Fox's tactics included threatening emails, blog postings and a website.